Security Planned for Johnson Visit to United Nations
U N security chiefs prepare extraordinary precautions for President Johnsons visit to the United Nations. A reinforced guard of 250 will secure headquarters for about an hour. No public access until the president leaves. Police will secure streets and watch from nearby buildings.
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United Nations
United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Johnson
World Forum
Frank M. Begley
U.N. Security
General Assembly
Kennedy
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Louis Mayan
New York
Department Officers Are Legion Auxiliary Guests
Owen-Davis Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary hosted a meeting at the Post home in Saco with a covered dish supper. Guests included department and district leaders from Maine, who spoke on programs, membership, and international relations, and plans were announced for a Fair, a Christmas gift exchange, and hospital charity efforts.
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Owen-Davis
American Legion Auxiliary
Post
Beach Street
Saco
Gertrude Rankin
Rose Dyer
Helen Blanchette
Angie Cote
Bernice Jackson
Rockland
Department of Maine Auxiliary
Ruth Drake
Gorham
Isabelle Pinkham
Portland
Alice Bitomski
Kittery
York County Council
Gilberte Lavoie
Biddeford
Gertrude Wood
Kittery Ry
York Ie
Jackson
Ecuador
Department
Pinkham
Martha Beaudoin
Lydia Flood
Priscilla Hooper
Charlene Farnham
Rankin
Sunshine
Beaudoin
Thomas W. Cole
Sanford
Togus Veterans Hospital
Owen - Davis Unit
Germaine Grant
Florence Lewis
Lavoie
Grant
James Dixon Speaks at Biddeford Rotary Club
James Dixon of the Experiment in International Living, headquartered in Putney Vermont, was guest speaker at the Biddeford Saco Rotary Club meeting at Hotel Thatcher. Dr Arthur Corriveau presented a certificate of appreciation. Rev David Wigley discussed Rotary Magazine article and Dr G Patrick Shaw announced a December 18 Christmas party for crippled children at Wonderbar Steak House. President Joseph Haley urged more Rotary bowlers for the Service Club Bowling League, inviting interested members to contact Haley or Harry Wooster.
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James Dixon
Experiment In International Living Organization
Putney
Biddeford-Saco
Rotary Club
Thacher
Biddeford
Arthur Corriveau
David Wigley
Rotary Magazine
G. Patrick Shaw
Wonderbar
Joseph Haley
Service Club
Haley
Harry Wooster
Amendment Proposed for Standby Club Constitution
A club meeting in Biddeford last night submitted a proposed amendment to the Standby Club constitution to form a membership committee. The panel would include the president, trustees, and the immediate past president to review applications. Reports on the Christmas and New Year party committees were noted, and the La des Night event was attended by several wives of members. A special hour and lunch at the Wonderbar Steak House closed the evening.
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Biddeford
Wonderbar
Bobby Richardson's World Series hitting feats noted
Bobby Richardson of the Yankees posted 12 hits during the 1960 World Series and followed with nine hits across the five game 1961 series, highlighting his clutch bat in consecutive Fall Classic showdowns.
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Bobby Richardson
Yankees
Welcome To The Fold Beaudoin Family Birth Announcements
The Biddeford Saco Journal records new arrivals across area families. Denise Lucille Beaudoin, four months, is welcomed by Conrad A. and Denise in Biddeford with siblings Joan, Roger, and Paul. grandparents named. Hospital births list include Bonnie Bell Miller and Stacy Jo Grindle along with Patricia Bridges and many others across Maine and Massachusetts.
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Elmer Miller
Hampton Ave
Ocean Park
Bonnie Bell
Dee
Justin H. Grindle
Kennebunkport
Stacy Jo
Richard S. Bridges
Chelmsford
Mass
Patricia
Bridges
Patricia McCabe
Shelly
Sharon
Teresa
Henry P. McCabe
Kennebunk
Lt. McCabe
A. B. Garner
Cochituate
Vaughn E. Henderson
Rackliff St
Portland
Lynda Sue
Paul McNabb
Kinney Shores
Saco
Lance
William E. Burke
Elm St
John Michael
Eldrick Dumont
Pleasant St
Shopping Center Ground Is Broken in Augusta
A large bulldozer breaks ground on a 27acre site off Augusta's Western Avenue for a new shopping center. Verrier Construction Co. of Portland says the project will cost several million dollars and is slated for completion next fall. Developers are Augusta attorneys Brooks Brown Jr. and Gerald Bachman.
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Augusta
Verrier Construction Co
Portland
Brooks Brown Jr
Gerald Bachman
Oswald confession and Warren commission overviews
The article reflects on Oswald's guilt and the role of Ruby in prompting the Warren commission's investigation. It notes no formal rule prevents a Supreme Court justice from cases with prior knowledge or interest and suggests the justice's conscience evolves with time.
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Oswald
Ruby
Warren Commission
Supreme Court
Warren
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